Big Challenges In Little Red Cells
Editor Lois Smith reflects on blood as life’s essence after attending a three day medical technology course at KU Medical Center. Lectures by KU School of Medicine faculty, in cooperation with Kansas medical societies and the state health department, explored blood’s role in medicine and blood donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Medical Center
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas Society of Medical Technologists
Kansas Society of Pathologists
Kansas State Department of Health
University of Kansas
Certified Blood Donor Service
New York City
Philip L. Gilbert
Dan Fenenelly
Lois A. Smith
Blood grouping grows more complex in modern science
Brooklyn physician Alexander S Wiener M D discusses advances in blood typing including Rh factor and new blood group factors. He notes blood transfusion safety has improved while acknowledging the rise in identified red cell factors, and outlines his lifelong work at NYU School of Medicine and as chief medical examiner’s office associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander S. Wiener
Dr. Wiener
New York University School of Medicine
Karl
Landsteine
Wiener
Philip Levine
Levine
Landsteiner
Brooklyn
Cornell University
Long Island College of Medicine
Jewish Hospital of
Journal of Immunology
Blood Banking Workshop Held at Kansas City Area Bank
CBDS staff led advanced blood banking techniques at the Community Blood Bank of the Kansas City Area with director Perry Morgan Ph.D. About 15 participants from several states conducted experiments on blood factors, exploring immunology and serology concepts and blood matching practices in a small hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois A. Smith
New York City
Perry Morgan
Community Blood Bank of
Kansas City Area
CBDS
Community Blood Bank of the
Love and Loyalty Club Christmas Dinner Report
The Love and Loyalty Club held its annual 6 p m Christmas dinner Tuesday at Mrs Anna Souths home with 200 members and one child Ricky Hicks attending. After dinner Rachel Hubbard led the business session, the flag pledge and roll call featured Christmas plans. Hubbard was reelected president with Lillian Spears as vice president, Cora Pursley secretary treasurer, Phyllis Morgan cards chair, Mr and Mrs Smart gift delivery chairs. Ricky Hicks assisted and gave an original reading about Christmas trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love and Loyalty Club
Anna South
Cora Pursley
Cora Melcher
Ricky Hicks
Rachel Hubbard
Dirty Dozen Tips From Baby Hater
A Chicago bachelor shares a list of supposed flaws in women and invites readers to judge. He criticizes smoking in public, loud drinking, fashion missteps, and nail care while boasting about his own success and dating life. The column uses the Dear Ann Landers format to air blunt opinions and solicit reader responses.
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Ann Landers
Babes
Chicago
Baby Named James Todd Reeder Birth
Baby born December 5 to Mr and Mrs James Reeder at Willow weighs 5 pounds 7 ounces. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey Reeder live at 413 Willow. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R H Lister reside at 1544 Apple Lane. Great grandparents are Mrs R H Lister Sr 215 W Ltd and Mr and Mrs W 8S Sutton Princeton.
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James Reeder
Willow
James Todd Reeder
Harvey Reeder
R. H. Lister
Apple Lane
R. H, Lister Sr
W. Ltd
Sutton
Princeton
Weden New York Announcement of Nygaard Anderson Smith Marriage
Lois Nygaard Anderson and Lowell E. Smith wed in New York City on November 11 in Rev. Fletcher’s study. Mrs. Smith, daughter of the late Elmer J. Nygaard, is a nurse and technical consultant, employed by Certified Blood Donor Service in Jamaica, N Y. Mr. Smith, a rocket engineer at Hercules Powder Co. New Jersey plant, studied physics at the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Nygaard Anderson
Lowell E. Smith
New York City
Fletcher
Toasted Pork Butt Crumb Topping Method
Instructions describe preparing a pork butt with a crumb topping. Remove wrapping, simmer briefly, glaze with beaten egg, mix bread crumbs with melted butter, apply, bake at 425 degrees until browned, then slice and garnish with egg strips and parsley. Yields six or more servings.
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Herald Society
New York
Tulsa
Okla
Darrell Marshall
Ransom Memorial Hospital
K. U. Medical Center
Baby Hater
Bach
P.S
Garden Grove
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Hhiehovel
Ma Cay
Aws
Little Miss
Barbie and Midge
Woolworths
Ders
Angel Steel
Ferre
Weden
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Rocker
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Galaxon
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Walgrean
South Main